Today I found that Colorado Springs Uitilies has test gardens..........soo zero scape but............ it gets better.

Here in California we now test all our units Water supplies to eliminate any problem down the line with Tenants suing us for unsafe drinking water.

Many of these websites utilizes a methodology that varies in devising its version of a value and often may be drastically different from MLS based data or what an appraiser would value it at.

On the other hand, Networking is a process where we can find two or more computers connected with each other to share files and other major data also.

The test is a doozy, but it's worth it. 

Suspected a very slow leak of refrigerant somewhere, did nitrogen test, even injected dye etc....couldn't find it Finally I spoke to the owner, he came out himself, within 20 minutes he found the issue, an expansion valve that had gunk buildup partially clogging the line causing the appearance of lost pressure and leaked refrigerant.  

Ok, now that I have your attention: I'm a brand new beginner, I've been reading some books, listening to the BP podcast, and researching housing data and listings for a while now.

I use Title365 for my data but any title company should have that information. 

You can request the paperwork from the HOA as to what the fee's are for (i.e. consultant, testing, etc.) 

I currently work as a mortgage specialist for a big bank and have completed my course studies for my RE lic (just waiting probably 4 more weeks to get my test date but everything is in to get my license once I pass).